I print out all the MCQ before I start (as well as the knowledge base explanations) and write down any comments on the papers. As of now I watch a lecture & read the book, then do MCQ. General accounting, audit, and tax related questions may find more help is in the /r/Accounting subreddit. Also, posts soliciting pirated study material will result in a ban. Posts trying to sell study material will be removed. This is not a study material marketplace. The AICPA has a published breakdown of topics by section and percentages of each exam.
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